Chart Your Adventures
A proper logbook for your time on the water. Record every voyage with dates, positions, and photos, then share it as a public ship page or keep it for yourself.
Everything you need to log the journey
From casting off to the final landfall, kept in one tidy logbook.
Log every voyage
Trip logs made of dated entries, each with its position and the weather you sailed in. A whole season, in order.
Pin it where it happened
Every entry can carry its coordinates and a place name, so your journey reads like a route, not just a list.
Photos, privacy kept
Upload straight from your camera roll. We read the location to place the shot, then strip the metadata from the public image.
Share it your way
A public ship page, an RSS feed of your posts, or a private logbook just for you. You decide what the world sees.
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Recent adventures from our community
Last leg home to Enkhuizen
September 14, 2025
One last crossing of the IJsselmeer, close-hauled most of the way, back to the home berth in Enkh...
Through the lock to Hindeloopen
September 13, 2025
Locked back into the IJsselmeer at Kornwerderzand and pointed south for Hindeloopen - a tiny old ...
Back across the Wad to Harlingen
September 12, 2025
The front came through overnight and left a brisk south-westerly behind it. Reefed down and ran b...
Short hop to Terschelling
September 11, 2025
A short, sociable leg over to Terschelling between the sandbanks, timed once again to the water. ...
Lay day on Vlieland
September 10, 2025
No engine today. Vlieland has one village and no through-traffic, so we walked - up to the lighth...
The tidal run to Vlieland
September 09, 2025
You don't sail the Wadden Sea on a clock, you sail it on the tide. We left Harlingen on the last ...
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Nine days from Enkhuizen out into the Wadden Sea and back. Across the IJsselmeer to Friesland, th...
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